JPMorgan Chase predicts that the market share of yield-bearing stablecoins will increase from 6% to 50%
According to The Block, analysts at JPMorgan Chase suggest that yield stablecoins, including tokenized government bonds which offer interest returns similar to traditional financial products, could see significant growth in the future.
In a report released on Wednesday by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, Managing Director of JPMorgan Chase and other analysts, it was written that yield stablecoins currently only account for 6% of the total market value of stablecoins. However, they could potentially expand significantly unless there are regulatory changes and may occupy up to 50% of the market share.
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